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Culturas de guerra

Pages
698
Published
2012
Language
Spanish

Synopsis

John W. Dower's "Cultures of War" explores the historical patterns and cultural underpinnings that lead nations into conflict. The book examines how societies develop and perpetuate narratives that justify war, drawing on examples from various historical periods. It offers a critical look at the rhetoric and ideologies that shape public perception and political decisions regarding military engagement.

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About the author

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John W. Dower

John W. Dower is a historian whose work, including the National Book Award winner Embracing Defeat, explores the complexities of modern Japan. He offers deep insights into the nation's post-war transformation and its cultural shifts.